texts: and pentathlon in the 1912 Olympics after it was revealed that he had played minor league baseball in North Carolina in the summer of 1908. The medals were posthumously reinstated after Thorpe's death. <mask> and Friedman drafted a statement for Thorpe to sign in which he took all the blame for his actions.<mask>'s and Friedman's behavior was characterized by Steve Sheinkin as "scrambling to save their own hides." He never tried to hide his involvement in baseball. He had told Friedman before he left, and had talked about it ever since. I didn't make any secret about it. He later said. I told the boys about things that happened while I was there. <mask> knew about Thorpe's summer baseball.This was the moment that <mask> needed the most, after all they'd accomplished together. <mask> had the chance to stand by his side. He didn't do it. Jim's teammates thought this was a knife to the back. "Mr. <mask> is a good football coach, but a man with no principle," said one of Thorpe's teammates. There was an administrative change in Washington in 1914, with federal money better spent in the Midwest than on schools. The team had a 5–10–1 record when many students left.<mask> became head coach at Pittsburgh after that season. <mask> arrived at the University of Pittsburgh in 1915 and it was a new school with 3,900 students. He took over a team that was in good shape, full of future All-Americans, and led them to a perfect season. Six of their eight games were played at Forbes Field, including a 45–0 victory over Carlisle. <mask> coached the Pitt teams to 29 straight victories, and is credited with three national titles. He was the coach of Pittsburgh from 1915 to 1923. The next year's team was one of the best of <mask>'s career.Six of the eight games were blanked, the same as the previous year. Thirty-two of their 35 players are from Western Pennsylvania. The team scored a lot of points. The team was considered an improvement by <mask> because of its defense. <mask> was recognized as one of football's greatest coaches after the panthers won the national title. The United States entered World War I in 1917 and some players, including Andy Hastings and Jimmy Dehart, entered military service. Pittsburgh did not win the national championship, but it played a perfect season.The team dominated the opposition despite not having the punch of the previous year. The key aspect of its success was the opposing coaches' inability to address <mask>'s evolving strategies; according to Powers, "<mask> always was willing to explain them in detail to any other coach". Faculties had to stop the Georgia Tech team from winning the national championship. The 1917 national championship was the first for any Southern school. The two teams played at Pittsburgh on November 23, 1918. There was a thin wall between the locker rooms at the stadium where the game was to be played. It was said that he passionately described the heroes of Ancient Greece and the tragedy of a soldier found in his armor among the ruins of Pompeii during his speech.The speech was clear on the other side of the wall because of the silence of Georgia Tech's players. <mask> smiled and told his players "Okay, boys." The speech is there. Go out and destroy them. Georgia Tech lost to Pittsburgh 32–0 The 1918 season ended at the end of November due to the effects of World War I. The season ended with a game against the Naval Reserve in Cleveland.One of the most controversial games in school history was <mask>'s first loss at Pitt. Pitt was robbed by the officials according to <mask> and several reporters. The referees said that the timekeeper's watch broke in the first half and that Pitt was able to score in the fourth quarter to pull ahead, 10–9. <mask>'s 29-game winning streak came to an end after he refused to acknowledge the loss. <mask> said that Moon Ducote was the greatest football player he had ever seen. The 5–1 1918 panthers were named the national champion despite the loss. The team was led by freshman running back Tom Davies, who averaged 150 yards per game over his four-year career.World War I was over when the 1919 season began, and key players had returned from service. Problems with the offensive line and flanks became apparent at the beginning of the season, and things did not go <mask>'s way. The Orangemen defeated them 20–3 at Syracuse. There were six wins, two losses and one tie for the 1919 panthers. They were perfect in 1920, with ties against Syracuse and Penn State. Pitt made college football history on October 8, 1921, when the team's record dipped to 5–3–1. The first live radio broadcast of a college football game in the United States was made by Harold W. Arlin on KDKA.<mask> remained at Pitt through 1923 despite announcing before the 1922 season that he was leaving to take the head-coaching position at Stanford. The 1922 team had an 8–2 record, and the season ended with them taking their first cross-country train trip to defeat the Cardinal in Palo Alto. <mask> was the head coach at Pitt for two years. Pitt's 5–4 record in 1923 was <mask>'s worst at the school. The <mask> era ended with a 20–3 victory over Penn State. The rise of football on the Pacific Coast began in the late 1910s. <mask> began his coaching career in 1924 after his contract with Pitt expired.<mask> made the big change because of health concerns, a significant pay raise and the rising status of Pacific Coast football. He thought his health would be better on the Pacific coast. Much of the late season work had to be done on a field which was ankle deep in mud, because of the disagreeable weather conditions at Pittsburgh during the football season. I wouldn't be able to coach at the close of every season because of my poor physical condition. Doctors told me that the climate of the Pacific coast would be better for a man of my age and in the work I was engaged in. <mask> began his nine-year tenure at the university in 1924. One of the teams he coached was in the Pacific Coast Conference.<mask> had a notable squad from the previous year, including All-American ends Ted Shipkey and Jim Lawson. The final game of the regular season was against California at California Memorial Stadium. Before the game, neither team had beaten the other since 1905. California was leading 20–3 late in the game when coach Andy Smith began substituting regular players. <mask> was able to combine passing with the trick plays for which he was known, and he made a comeback. The game ended in a tie. The University of Notre Dame's Fighting Irish were chosen to play in the Rose Bowl because the game was California's second tie.Rockne is considered to be one of the greatest football coaches of all time. With the exception of Knute Rockne of Notre Dame, <mask> was the most publicized coach in football. The <mask> system with the wing backs, unbalanced line and gigantic power was tested by the Knute Rockne system with its rhythmic, dancing shift, lightning speed, balanced line and finely timed blocking. The Four Horsemen were part of Notre Dame's backfield. Nevers ran for more yards than the Four Horsemen combined. <mask>'s offense moved the ball but was unable to score, and Notre Dame won 27–10. It was the first year of a new rivalry between Howard Jones and the USC team.In their first game at the Los Angeles Memorial Colosseum,Stanford scored twice in the first half but had to hold off the charging USC in a 13–9 win. <mask>'s team was not invited to the Rose Bowl because of the loss to Washington. California was crushed 41–7 and USC was narrowly defeated 13–12. <mask>'s team was invited to play in the Rose Bowl. The result was a 7–7 tie, similar to the game against the Fighting Irish. Both teams were recognized as national champion by a number of publications after the game. The 1927 season was a failure.St. Mary's College is a non-conference school. The next loss was against Santa Clara. There was a 13-to-13 tie in the game against USC. The year before, California was defeated 13–6. <mask> got some credit for the invention of the bootleg play. The bootlegger play, which was to be widely copied and still is in use, was put on ice in the fourth period when <mask> introduced it. <mask> used Biff Hoffman's hands on the original bootlegger.Hoffman would fake to another back after taking the pass from center. He hid the ball behind him and ran as though he had given it to a teammate. The defensive players would think he was going to block. The touchdown was scored against California. The two losses didn't deter the team from finishing the season as co-champion. <mask>'s former team was invited to the Rose Bowl against Pitt. <mask> defeated Sutherland 7–6 in the Rose Bowl.<mask> was in the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame in recognition of his Rose Bowl accomplishments. <mask>'s regular use of the hook andlateral, a play that involves a receiver who runs a curl pattern, catches a short pass and immediatelylaterals the ball to another receiver running a crossing route, is known from the 1929 season. The trickiness that <mask> made famous in his spin plays and passing is very evident. The frosh have been drilling all week on fast, deceptive forward and lateral pass plays, and together with the reverses will have a widely varied attack. <mask> lost to Jones for the second season in a row. USC went to the Rose Bowl after winning the conference. <mask>'s last season at Stanford saw Jones win every year.<mask> was criticized by alumni because of the five defeats. <mask> and Jones played eight games and <mask> and Jones played two games. <mask> won five games, tied three and lost one against California. Temple Warner's final head-coaching job was at Temple University in Philadelphia. One of the largest salaries ever offered a coach at the time was $75,000 for five years. The 1934 team was the first to lose in the Sugar Bowl. <mask> considered Dave Smukler to be one of his great fullbacks.<mask> said he regretted leaving for Temple. He left because he was concerned about the changing funding priorities. Because of an increase in the number of junior colleges in California, the administration saw less need for undergraduate instruction at the school. Higher grade requirements for incoming students made admission more difficult because fewer students were admitted. Due to the economic effects of the Great Depression, <mask> realized that he had made the wrong decision and athletes were admitted again. <mask>'s last game was against the Florida Gators, and Temple upset them 20–12. <mask> lived in Palo Alto while he was coaching at Temple.He was hired as an advisor to Dudley DeGroot, a former center who is now the head coach at San Jose State College. <mask> was put in charge of the offense. According to Powers, "DeGroot had been using a single back offense but <mask> immediately changed to the double wing, much to the doubts of San Jose players." The formation began to click and San Jose was the highest scoring team in the nation. Amos Alonzo Stagg was the coach of the San Jose State Spartans. <mask> defeated Stagg's University of Chicago 18–4 in 1907 in the first meeting between the two coaches. <mask> and DeGroot's San Jose State defeated Stagg's Pacific Tigers.<mask> married the former Smith on June 1, 1899. His trainers told him to get "cough medicine" because he drank alcohol and smoked Turkish Trophy cigarettes. <mask> liked painting in watercolors. <mask> used painting to get through law school at Cornell, according to an art exhibition review. There was a woodworking shop in his garage. He retired from San Jose State in 1940. <mask> died from throat cancer at the age of 83.<mask> died on November 4, 1961. <mask> received the Amos Alonzo Stagg Award from the American Football Coaches Association in 1948. The Pop Warner Little Scholars program was started in 1929 as the Junior Football Conference in Philadelphia to keep children busy and out of trouble. The program was renamed the Pop Warner Conference after <mask> joined Temple. 325,000 children between the ages of 5 and 16 are mentors. <mask> was considered the greatest creative genius in American football by Andrew Kerr, who was an assistant to <mask>. <mask> caused more rule changes than all the other coaches combined, according to Morris Bishop, a Cornell professor of history.The single and double wing formations, the three-point stance, and the modern body block technique were invented by <mask>. The plays he introduced were the trap run, bootleg, naked reverse, and screen pass. He was one of the first to teach the spiral pass and spiral punt. He was the first to use fiber instead of cotton. His helmet color-coding was red for backs and white for ends. <mask>'s coaching tree has a coach at his alma mater. Doc Carlson became Pitt's basketball coach and led the team to the national championship.Tom Davies was a coach at Pitt. James DeHart is the head coach at Washington and Lee and Duke Universities. <mask> was an advisory coach for Dudley DeGroot, who was the coach at San Jose State. DeGroot was a head coach in the National Football League. Washington State and Haskell were both coached by William Henry Dietz. At Waynesburg, Easterday was a coach. Albert Exendine was a coach at several universities.Skip Gougler assisted at his alma mater. The coach at VPI was a Pitt back. Joe Guyon was a coach at Union College. The Pitt tackle was a coach at Penn and Rutgers. Pat Herron was a coach at Indiana and Duke Universities. Orville was an assistant at Alabama. Jimmy Johnson assisted at his alma mater.Andy Kerr was <mask>'s assistant. The coach at Allegheny and Lafayette was a Pitt back. George 'Tank' McLaren was a head coach for ten years after graduation. At Texas A&M and Centre, Moran was an assistant coach. Frank Mount Pleasant was a quarterback at Buffalo. Nalley was a coach at the Georgia Institute of Technology. He was the coach of the ChicagoCardinals and the Duluth Eskimos.Bill Newman was a coach at Georgetown. The athletic director at the academy was a Pitt center. Bemus Pierce was a coach at his alma mater. Daniel A. Reed was a guard at Cornell. Don Robesky was a line coach at Bakersfield College. Eddie Rogers was a coach at his alma mater. At his alma mater, Harry Shipkey coached freshman football.Ted Shipkey was a coach for Arizona State and New Mexico. The Rock Island Independents were coached by Dale Sies. Chuck Smalling assisted at Ole Miss. Jake was a guard at Pitt. The head coach of Pitt for the next 14 years was Jock Sutherland, who went on to head the Pittsburgh Steelers. Fred H. Swan was a coach at Temple. The Cornell tackle coached at Kentucky and Syracuse.Tiny Thornhill, a Pitt tackle, became a coach. 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texts: He was a Taiwanese sculptor. He is one of the pioneers of Taiwanese modern art. The two of them mentioned him in one breath. The first modern work of art in Taiwan was declared a part of the island's cultural heritage thanks to a new law passed in 2009. The Museum of Fine Arts in Kaohsiung has it. <mask> was born in Chidong Village in Hko Prefecture. The Ryu-Kyo Islands and the rest of Taiwan were ceded to Japan by the Chinese government in 1895.His father owned a pharmacy. At an early age, <mask> showed an interest in creative activity. He made small figures out of clay when he was a boy. A teacher encouraged him because he showed a lot of talent. He was sent to Kaohsiung Senior High School in 1925 because the pharmacy was located in Kaohsiung, a major location in South Taiwan. He dropped out because he devoted too much time to painting. He was educated by a private teacher.He was sent to a teacher of pharmacology in 1933 because his father wanted him to become a pharmacist. He went to Tokyo for advanced studies in pharmacology. He wanted to be an artist after studying art in Tokyo. The Tokyo School of Fine Arts was an art academy that had a good reputation. The Second Sino-Japanese war was less than a year away, and the terrible Nanking massacre would happen in 1937. militarist sentiment was on the rise. The democracy that existed up to a point in the late 1930s was quickly suspended after the outbreak of the war against China in 1937.The dominant ethical code required filial piety when he wasn't studying pharmacology. This had consequences. In anger, his father stopped sending him money for his living expenses and tuition. His brother, <mask>n, secretly lent him money and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals His brother's lack of financial support proved to be a good side effect of early work and the influence of Beethoven. While in art school, the young man was compelled to work as an artist. He created a lot of art works in these productive years.There were a number of sculptures of Beethoven created by the artist. The elder brother of Beethoven confirmed that the composer was greatly admired by the artist. A close relationship with a young pianist, Guixiang Li, is what explains <mask>'s interest in music from the West. There was more to it. Y.-L. Hsueh points out that Ludwig van Beethoven and Auguste Rodin stood for modernity at the time. Under the conditions that existed in Tokyo in the 1930s and 40s, Beethoven and his music stood for cosmopolitanism and a thirst for freedom. According to David B. Dennis, Beethoven's Ode to Joy was always seen as an "Ode to Freedom" by progressives around the world.Beethoven's enthusiasm about the French Revolution is well known. As a Rhinelander, Beethoven cherished the Napoleonic reforms that increased civil liberties and introduced a progressive legal frame of reference, the Code civil. In Chinese art, literature, and music, criticism of rulers has been indirect. The tradition says that certain cultural heroes often find favor with Chinese artists because it allows them to take a stand. The relationship between <mask> and Guixiang Li is revealed in his Beethoven sculptures. There is a bust of a woman that is titled "My Girlfriend Guei-Shiang", which is one of the few sculptures that survived World War II. It is part of the collection of the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts.In 1937, an artist group formed with graduate students at the Tokyo School of Fine Arts to organize exhibitions. The young artists gave up their association when they formed their own group. The group has a "non-mainstream atmosphere." The French wordmouvement is what inspired the anti-mainstream artists to call their group. The artists referred to their group as the "Action Art Group" in Chinese, which is "xngdng mish jtun". There was no Chinese equivalent of the name. It was a symbolic choice that indicated a turn away from the traditional art embraced by scholars and artists educated during the Qing dynasty and away from the academic Western-style painting practiced by many artists in Tokyo.The rules were drawn up by the group. We want to study from each other frequently. 2. Each year, exhibitions of our studies will not be fixed in numbers but will be held when and where suitable. The group was typified by the attitude of the bohemians. It was free at the time. Every year, the works were exhibited.Every member could participate in the joint exhibition regardless of how often they took part or how many works they wanted to show. The new group, Wan-chuan Chang (Zhng Wnchun ), was formed on 19 March 1938. They were all painters except for <mask>, who was a sculptor. Painting Critics saw a gifted painter and a remarkable sculptor in the same person. He specialized in oil painting and held a solo exhibition while studying in Japan. Most of the East Asian artists preferred oil on canvas to ink and water color techniques. Other Taiwan-born painters who studied in the 'Western painting' division of a Japanese art academy were the same as <mask>.The novelty of <mask>'s paintings has been noted by the art historian at the Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts. He writes, "If we look at "Black Woman"  (hi y nrén), we get what may be described as a very direct sense of his use of color, which is very different from that found in the work." Of that year. There was an exhibition of three artists in the Tainan Public Hall in May 1940. Tainan is in South Taiwan. It was recommended that he become a member of the association after he received an award from the Japanese Sculptors' Association. It was a small group, no match for the power of the mainstream, and in the following year (1941) there was a pause in the group.The majority of the group's members had already left Japan at the end of 1940. The artists were forced to change their name due to the advent of the Pacific war. It was a smaller group because some old members had left. The group made a come-back with another exhibition after changing their name to Sculpture and Painting Association. The people who participated in this group exhibition were from Taiwan. MOUVE ran out of steam, winding things up in a frenzy, and it soon disappeared without a trace, after having recorded the flowering and frustration of the opposition group of Taiwan's art world. Jui-lin Hung returned to Taiwan after working in Tainan, but still remained in Tokyo.The Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts (KMFA) notes that he would return to Taiwan every summer. He lived most of the time in the Tainan house of Kuo-Jong Hsieh. He made a lot of sculptures for renowned officials of the Tainan district and had the support of local people in Tainan. He also completed his studies at the Tokyo School of Fine Arts. He was invited to participate in several important exhibitions, among them the Bunten Art Exhibition of the Japanese Ministry of Education, after being recognized for his outstanding talent and accomplishment. The Japanese army occupied the city of Peking in 1943 and offered a teaching position to the man. The artist boarded the passenger liner Takachiho Maru in Kobe, Japan, to go to Taiwan first.The ship was hit by a submarine as it approached Krun. There were about 1,000 passengers who died. Few survived. When he died, he was 31 years old. The loss of <mask> was felt in the art world of Taiwan. The fate of artists and writers who became victims of political oppression may have been saved by the premature death of <mask>. He couldn't produce a full-fledged, mature oeuvre because of his death at 31 years old.The loss of <mask> was felt in the art world of Taiwan. The socio-culture of the island would be hurt by more blows that would hurt the development of modern art. The leader of the MOUVE group, Jui-lin Hung, became a miner and could not afford oil colors and canvas for a long time. One of the victims of the February 28 incident was a painter named Chen Cheng-po. Chiung-jui Hsiao writes that the development of new art movement was not a smooth one. Martial law came into effect in the mid-1950s. A friend of the painter Li Zhngshng, <mask>-ts'an was an artist who did realist woodcuts.The avant-garde artists who were promoting modern art at that time were influenced by this event. Two people left for Spain and France in 1955, one because he got a scholarship and the other because he went to France. The school supporting Ho Tieh-hua was on the downside due to political tensions. His art fairs were becoming more lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada lazada Ho Tieh-hua left for America in 1959 after being admonished and forced to return to Ping-Tung. Lin was a judge at the Sao Paulo Exhibition in Brazil in the same year. There were people who tried to work.The Era Art Association was founded in 1954. Many art historians and artists in Taiwan agree that <mask> was a Taiwan-born sculptor. Together with two other sculptors, Tien-shen Pu, who was born in 1912, and Hsia-yu Chen, who was five years younger, was a part of the young generation. Most would agree with Ya-li Chen that the most important sculptors in Taiwan during the colonial era were <mask>-shui, <mask>-cheng, Chen Hsia-yu, and Pu Tien-sheng. One of the few Taiwan-born pioneers of early modern sculpture, <mask> has a permanent place in the history of modern art in Taiwan. The life and work of the Taiwanese film director <mask>-shan became the subject of a feature film in 2005. The Strait Story was discussed in two academic publications.The documentary, "The Forgotten: Reflections on Eastern Pond", is about the life and work of the man. Ya-li, Chen, "Taiwanese sculptors during the Japanese Occupation period," was published in Taiwan Culture. Beethoven in German Politics was written by David B(ruce) Dennis. The Indoctrination of A Muse: Myths of Ludwig van Beethoven and His Music as Evoke in German Political Culture from 1789 to 1989 was written by David B. Dennis. The thesis was written by Mary Ann Gillies at the University of California, Los Angeles. Pacific Rim Modernisms are from the Pacific Rim. Saburo Ienaga, Taiheyo Senso is from The Pacific War.Iwanami Shoten was in Tokyo in 1968. The Pacific War, 1931–1945 : A Critical Perspective on Japan's Role in World War II was written by Saburo Ienaga. Transl. Frank Baldwin is the author. The New York edition of Yuko Kikuchi's book was published in 1978. The University of Hawaii Press published Refracted Modernity:Visual Culture and Identity in Colonial Taiwan in 2007. eds.There are new terms for new ideas. In: The Liberty Times (Taipei), 3 November 2005, Hsien-tsung Lai wrote, "Choyu fsh de yshgunghu ". "A Glow of Art That Transcends the Floating World" is an English translation. A book publication by Columbia University Press refers to the article in this way: The Glory of Transcendent Art. Lingzhen Wang is the author of Chinese Women's Cinema: Contexts. NY is located in Columbia U.P. In 2011; p. 153.Modern Taiwanese painting was made during the colonial period. The University of Michigan in Ann arbor, MI. Ling is a staff reporter and she said, "Xindi ysh zupn shu l Hungqngchéng dios zhdng wi zh." John Clark wrote "The Art Movement in the 1930s in Taiwan" in 1997. Modernity in Asian art. In 1993 there was a pp. 45–58The Bulletin of the Institute of The Glamour of Modern Art: Early Modern Painting and Cultural Enlightenment in Taiwan was published. 64, no. 2 was published in 1993 465–510. There is a research on Taiwanese art under Japanese rule. Taipei (National Taiwan University) was published in 1992. 2.In: Yishu xue (Art Studies), vol.8 (1992), Chuan-ying Yen wrote, "Riju shiqi Taiwan meishu dashi nianbiao, 1895–1944." 57–98. Taiwan jindai meishu dashi nianbiao 1895–1945 is a chronological table of modern Taiwanese art. The year 1998 is Taipei. In: Yishujia (Artist Magazine), issue 168 (1989), there is a description of the development of Taiwan's Early Western Art. Issue 169 (1989), pp. 142–65. pp. 140–61 in issue 170.178–1. The History of Taiwan's Art Movements was written by Baiyuan Wang. 16–65. This was the first publication to provide a survey of the "new art" pioneered by Japanese-educated Taiwanese. "Taizhan, fuzhan [Taiten, Futen]" was written by Yigang Wang. 65–69. There were official art exhibitions of the Japanese colonial period.The most important expo in Taiwan was Taiten. The government organized it. Ya-li Chen is a Taiwanese sculptor who worked during the Japanese Occupation period. The Ministry of Culture, Taipei, published it. 2009. The four most important sculptors in Taiwan were Hsia-yu Chen (Chen Hsia-yu), Tushui <mask> (<mask>-shui), and Tien-sheng Pu. "Artist's biography     " is an article in the Encyclopedia of Taiwan.The Bureau of Cultural Heritage is part of the Ministry of Culture. "Hung Qngchéng; tuxing/ (Statements on)", G. <mask>. N., "Hung Qngchéng tuxing ynxingpi Zuzo tiwn dios" "Hung T-shu ni dio xindi ysh shu li On March 2, the Council for Cultural Affairs, Cultural Asset Management Office issued a note saying that the National Palace Museum had created a sculpture called The South. " Chinese sculptors were killed in World War II while Taiwanese sculptors were lost at sea.

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texts: <mask> is an American farmer and politician. He is a member of a political party. He was born in Indiana on June 14, 1954. His family moved to Cleveland in the 1960s and he graduated from Bay Village Senior High School. He moved to Lakeville, Ohio, in 1974 after graduating from the Ohio State University Agricultural Technical Institute. Hidden Hollow farms used to be a producer of swine. The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation has over 210,000 members.He joined the Ohio Farm Bureau board in 1985. He was a board member of the Farm Bureau Bank, the Ohio Livestock Coalition, the Ohio Cooperative Council, and the Ohio Farm Bureau Alliance. He served on the board for 12 years at the Loudonville Farmers Equity Company. The president of the Holmes County extension advisory committee, the president of the farm bureau, and the supervisor for the soil and water service have all been served by him. The Ohio House of Representatives was redrawn in 2002 and <mask> defeated Democrat Tom Mason for the newly drawn district. He was reelected in 2004. James P. Riley, a former township Trustee from Sullivan, Ohio, was the Democratic nominee in the 2006 election.On January 2, 2007, he began his third term in the Ohio House of Representatives and on January 2, 2009, he ran for the Ohio Senate to fill the seat left by Ron Amstutz due to term limits. A member of the special task force was appointed to study the use and application of eminent domain in Ohio. The final report was issued in August 2006 after the committee spent most of the year studying the issue. He was the chairman of the House ways and means committee during his last term. He was a member of the agriculture and natural resources committee, financial institutions, real estate and securities committee, health care access and affordability committee, and the insurance committee. He began his first term in the Ohio Senate in 2009. He announced his candidacy for the 22nd district senate seat on August 16, 2007.Jim Carmichael dropped out of the race for Wayne County commissioner in order to run for the state representative's seat. James E. Riley, a job/security representative for the U.A.W., was defeated in the general election. The international union had a majority of the vote. After winning election to Congress in 2010, he resigned from the Senate. The general election of the U.S. House of Representatives was held in 2010. He won the Republican primary. The winner was certified on June 4, a month after the primary.Space was defeated in the general election by nearly 14%. Fourteen of the 16 counties were won by <mask>. The 7th congressional district in Ohio was redrawn after the 2012 election. He defeated Joyce Healy-Abrams in the general election. He was reelected to a third term. Democrats Roy Rich and Dan Phillip did not vote in the election. <mask> was reelected to a fifth term with 58.7% of the vote.The incumbent was reelected to a sixth term with 67.5% of the vote. The Reducing Regulatory Burdens Act was introduced in March. The bill would prohibit the EPA and states that are authorized to issue a permit under the NPDES from requiring a permit for some discharges of pesticides. The Great America Committee was registered by Vice President Mike Pence. A lawsuit was filed at the United States Supreme Court contesting the results of the 2020 presidential election, in which Joe Biden defeated incumbent Donald Trump. The Supreme Court declined to hear the case because Texas did not have the authority to challenge the results of an election held in another state. Nancy Pelosi said that signing the brief was an act of election subversion.She reprimanded the 126 Republican members of the House who signed onto the lawsuit. They subverted the Constitution and undermined public trust in our democratic institutions by not supporting and defending the Constitution. The text of the 14th Amendment explicitly forbids Members of Congress from engaging in rebellion against the United States, according to New Jersey Representative Bill Pascrell. Trying to overturn a democratic election and install a dictator seems to be a pretty clear example of that. The certification of the 2020 US presidential election results in Congress based on false claims of voter fraud was objected to on January 7, 2021. There are subcommittees on agriculture, energy, and forest, general farm commodities and risk management, transportation and infrastructure, economic development, public buildings and emergency management, highways and transit, and water resources and environment. They are members of the Nashville United Methodist Church and have three children.Mark Pitrone received 20 votes as a write-in candidate. The official U.S. House website has links to the following: Members of the Ohio House of Representatives Members of the United States House of Representatives from Ohio.

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texts: The former member of the Philippine House of Representatives, known as "<mask>", was born on September 14, 1939. She was governor of Aurora province for three years in a row. She was the third female governor. She was the representative of the lone district of Aurora from 1995 to 2004. She was the first woman in the history of the Philippine Congress to become majority floor leader. The first elected governor of the district was Dr. Juan C<mask> of Baler, who had three children. She's the younger sister of former Philippine Senator Edgardo J<mask> and former Baler Mayor Arthur J<mask>.She is the aunt of several people, including the incumbent Philippine Senator Juan Edgardo "Sonny" M<mask>. She married a lawyer. Castillo is one of the founding partners of Castillo, Laman, Tan, Panteleon and San Jose Law Firm. Four children were born out of their marriage, including Joseph Gregson, married to Judith Liwag, Joy Arabelle, Fernandino Fontanilla, and Jo Elinore, married to Steve Theodoropoulos. She has 9 children and 9 grandchildren. She finished her secondary education at the Our Lady of Loreto College in Manila after completing her elementary education at the Baler Central School. She obtained her Bachelor of Laws from the University of the Philippines in Diliman.The Bachelor of Science in Jurisprudence degree was earned in 1962. She received a scholarship for the Master of Laws. In 1963, there was a program at the Yale Law School. She was a participant in the Leaders in Development Program at the John F. Kennedy School of Government. She was a member of the 10th to 12th Congress from 1995 to 2004. She was the first woman in the history of the Philippine Congress to become majority floor leader. She enacted the most national bills during the 10th Congress.The National Caves and Cave Resources Management and Protection Act was one of the national bills she authored. The Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines is part of the National Tourism Policy. The National Museum Act was enacted in 1998. The ECCD Act was a part of the Republic Act. The Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act was enacted in 2003 The Citizenship Retention and Re-acquisition Act was enacted in 2003 The Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act was enacted in 2004.9263). She was re-elected three times as governor of the province of Aurora. As the local chief executive of her province, she was the assistant treasurer of the League of Provinces of the Philippines. During her term as governor, <mask> was recognized for her contributions to the community. She succeeded her nephew Senator <mask> as representative of the lone district of Aurora. Governors of Aurora, University of the Philippines Diliman alumni, and women members of the House of Representatives of the Philippines are some of the living people.

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texts: <mask><mask> is a professional ice hockey player for the Pittsburgh Penguins of the National Hockey League. He played for Philadelphia, Columbus, and Los Angeles Kings. He was the 11th overall pick in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft. During his NHL career, he has won the Stanley Cup in 2012 and 2014 (both with Los Angeles), has appeared in two All-Star Games in 2009 and 2017, and led the Philadelphia Flyers in scoring during their 2008–09 campaign. <mask> was traded to Los Angeles after he played 39 games for Columbus. <mask> played junior hockey for the Greyhounds. He was a First Team All-Star, William Hanley trophy and CHL sportsman of the year in his final year.He joined the Philadelphia Phantoms after his junior career and helped them win the Calder Cup in 2005. <mask> won gold medals for Team Canada at the under-18, under-20 and Winter Olympics. He was named to back-to-back Tournament All-Star Teams after tying as Canada's all-time leading scorer at the World Junior Championship. He was a member of the Canadian team at the 2006 IIHF World Championship. <mask> won a gold medal at the Winter Olympics in Russia. <mask> played minor hockey in London, Ontario. He played bantam hockey with the Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association before moving on to the Junior B team.<mask>'s teammates were included in the game with Strathroy. <mask> was selected in the first round of the 2001 Ontario Hockey League Priority Selection. Greyhounds from Marie. He was a rookies in 2001 and recorded 35 points over 63 games. He improved to 71 points the following season. He was selected by Philadelphia in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft. Returning to the Greyhounds after his draft, he earned second team all-star honours with 66 points.He was assigned to the Philadelphia Phantoms of the American Hockey League for the 2005 playoffs. He had five points in his first 12 games. He had a major junior career-high 74 points (34 goals and 40 assists) in 55 games in the 2004–05 season. He won the Ontario Hockey League and CHL sportsman of the year awards that season. After the Greyhounds were eliminated from the 2005 Ontario Hockey League playoffs, <mask> rejoined the Phantoms and played in 21 playoff games, scoring 23 points (12 goals and 11 assists) and helping the team win the Calder Cup. <mask> made the team out of training camp in 2005. He was joined by two other rookies, Mike Richards and R. J. Umberger.He scored his first career goal in the NHL. He finished the season with 23 goals and 42 points. After scoring 37 and 53 points in his second and third NHL seasons, respectively, <mask> and the Flyers agreed to a three-year, $15-million contract extension on June 27, 2008, days before he was set to become a restricted free agent. In 2008–09, he led the team in scoring with 46 goals and 84 points. He was named to his first NHL All-Star Game, representing the Eastern Conference. Despite a strong regular season, <mask> was held to just one goal in six Stanley Cup playoff games as the Flyers were eliminated by the Pittsburgh Penguins. His series was ruined when he failed to score with an open net in front of him in Game 2 of the series, where the Pens goalie made a toe save to block the shot that would have given the Flyers a 3–1 lead late in the third period.<mask> was called for a hooking penalty and the Pens scored to tie the game and win in overtime. <mask> played the last four games of the series with a separated shoulder. The longest contract of <mask>'s career was signed on November 13, 2010, when he signed an 11-year, $58 million extension with the Flyers. <mask> was traded to the Blue Jackets in exchange for a first-round pick and a third-round pick. <mask> was an alternate captain for the Blue Jackets despite being injured in the beginning of the season, along with James Wisniewski and R. J. Umberger. <mask> was traded to the Los Angeles Kings on February 23, 2012 in exchange for Jack Johnson and a first-round pick. <mask> scored the second of three unanswered goals on a five-minute power play in Game 6 of the 2012 Stanley Cup Finals against the New Jersey.His goal was the Cup-winning one. He had eight goals and five assists in the playoffs. <mask> played in all 48 regular season games during the 2012–13 season, scoring 26 goals along with seven assists. In the first round of the playoffs, the Kings overcame a 3–0 deficit against the San Jose Sharks and went on to win the series in seven games. <mask> was one of only two players in history to be a part of two teams who achieved such a feat, the other being his teammate Mike Richards, who was on the Los Angeles Kings. <mask> and Drew Doughty became the seventh and eighth NHL players to win an Olympic ice hockey gold medal and the Stanley Cup in the same year, when the Kings beat the New York Rangers in the Stanley Cup Finals. <mask> was named the NHL's First Star of the Week for October 20–26 after scoring two goals and four assists in two games.The Kings opened their season with a perfect 6–0 record. On February 15, 2015, <mask> passed the 500 career NHL point mark with a three- assist performance against the Flames in a 5–3 victory for the Kings. The line of <mask>, Pearson and Toffoli was dubbed the "That '70s Line" since all three had jersey numbers in the 70s. <mask> was named to the All-Star game for the second year in a row. He finished the season as the team's leading scorer with 32 goals and 66 points. <mask> scored the game winning goal in a 4-3 victory against the Vegas Golden Knights to play his 1,000th NHL game. <mask> added 4 points in the first two games of the delayed 2020–21 season for the Kings.He had 8 goals and 19 points in 40 games for the Kings. <mask> was traded with his salary retained by 50% by the Kings to the Pittsburgh Penguins in exchange for a third-round draft pick and a fourth-round draft pick in 2020. He scored four goals in an 8–4 victory against the Buffalo Sabres on May 6, 2021. <mask> credited the trade for revitalizing his goal scoring and prolonging his career. After a few seasons of his point production dropping, <mask> would play a larger role as a center for the Penguins, posting decent numbers in the 2021–22 season. He continued to score well in the left wing position even after the return of his teammate. <mask> signed a two-year contract extension with the Pens on January 26, 2022.Canada won their first ever gold medal at the tournament when he scored six points in seven games. <mask> played for the Canadian national under-20 team in back-to-back World Junior Championships. He was named to the tournament's All-Star Team in both instances. His combined 12 goals tied him with Eric Lindros for Canada's all-time record at the World Junior. Lindros played in three tournaments between 1990 and 1992. <mask>, Mike Richards and Braydon Coburn were on the World Junior squad. <mask> played for the Canadian men's team at the 2006 World Championships.Canada failed to qualify for a medal as he recorded six points in nine games. Should an injury occur, he was selected as a reserve by Team Canada. <mask> was part of the Canada team that won the gold medal at the Winter Olympics in the winter games. <mask> bought a house in Sea Isle City, New Jersey, when he was a member of the PhiladelphiaFlyers. During the off-season, he spends time there. Mike Richards is a teammate of <mask>'s with the Kings. The junior was named to the second all-star team in 2004.The First All-Star Team was named in 2005. The William Hanley trophy was won by a sportsman in 2005. The CHL sportsman of the year was won in 2005. The Philadelphia Phantoms won the Calder Cup in 2005. The NHL All-Star Game was played in 2009. The Los Angeles Kings won the Stanley Cup. The Los Angeles Kings won the Stanley Cup.Team Canada won a gold medal at the World Junior in 2005. Team Canada won an Olympic gold medal. The Columbus Blue Jackets and the Los Angeles Kings won the gold and silver medals in the Winter Olympics. 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texts: He is a captain of the Bulgaria national basketball team and a professional basketball player. He played for Chernomoret in the NBL. <mask>v is often referred to as Glarusa (the Gull) because of his strong body structure and masculine build. He is tall and heavy. Even though he is versatile and performs well in other positions on the court, Nikolov primary plays as a small forward and power forward. <mask> is known for his quick first step and strong perimeter shooting. He averages over five assists when he plays as a point guard.He has a good court vision and is able to read passing lines. After he got accepted at the age of 16, Bulgaria's <mask> got his first professional basketball appearance with the team. He became a cup holder in the National Basketball League and ended the season in second place in the championship despite his young age. After two successful years playing in the men's league for CSKA Sofia, <mask> Nikolov won a scholarship and left Bulgaria to participate in a basketball program. The American basketball traditions were introduced to him. The leader of the team was <mask>, who averaged 19.00 ppg. After his scholarship program ended, <mask> Nikolov returned to Bulgaria and immediately signed with his old club.He quickly established himself as a hard-working and skilled player after playing in the AllStar game. He was a leader in the team. In 45 games, Nikolov averaged 14 points, 5.3 rebound and 3.3 assists. Once proving his ability to learn fast and his tenacious and hard working nature, Nikolov was spotted by another basketball club in the local league. The first new player ahead of the upcoming season is Glarusa, who was quoted to be a competitor with a great potential. He was a two-time champion of Bulgaria. The AllStar game and the Eurocup were played by Nikolov.<mask> <mask> signed with Steaua Bucureti after his two-year contract with Lukoil Academic expired, and immediately became a leader on the court. The club finished in 3rd place in the Championship thanks to his help. The Eurochallenge contest had a participant. <mask> signed with 5-time Hungarian Championship and 5-time Hungarian Cup holder after his great season at Steaua Bucuresti brought him to the attention of the Hungarian basketball experts. Szolnoki Nikolov won the Super Cup, reached the final four of the EuroChallenge contest in Debrecen, and participated in the local AllStar game. The past few seasons brought <mask> Nikolov to a forefront as one of the most promising players for the upcoming Eurobasket challenge. The coach of the Bulgaria National Basketball Team at that time was Rosen Barchovski.The team did not go further in the qualifications round. After becoming champion with his Hungarian team, <mask> got transferred back to Romania, but this time as a player of "U" MOBITELCO. The team from Romania made it to the finals of the cup tournament. The AllStar game was played in Romania. <mask> Nikolov, a strong leader and a skillful player, got noticed by the French Pro A League experts. He joined the French professional basketball club lan Béarnais Pau-Orthez. <mask> <mask> is a professional basketball player for the club Olimpija Ljubljana, which competes in the Adriatic League and Eurocup.After playing abroad for several years, <mask> Nikolov came back to Bulgaria to join the BC Levski. <mask> joined the Polish Stal Ostrw Wielkopolski on December 10, 2015. Nikolov is playing the position of a power forward in the starting five. The team is in the Polish Basketball League. The contract extension was signed on 13 May. <mask> <mask> was born on October 2, 1985 in Burgas, Bulgaria. He joined the local basketball club "Dolphin" in 1997.In 2000, at the age of 16, he was transferred to the professional basketball club CSKA-Sofia, where his career in basketball began. He has a degree in rural development. <mask> Nikolov is known for his entrepreneurial spirit, business ventures and conclusive support for a variety of charity causes and organizations. He is the owner of a website on basketball. There are external links to Union Olimpija profile, Eurobasket.com profile, and Eurocupbasketball.com profile.

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texts: <mask> is a Scottish journalist, columnist, sports writer and novelist. He is a member of the Royal Society of Literature. He has lived in the Scottish Borders for 25 years. <mask> was born in Singapore where his father was a rubber planter. After graduating from Glenalmond College in Perthshire, he attended Trinity College in Cambridge where he studied history. <mask> is a journalist and critic of fiction, writing regular columns for The Scotsman, The Sunday Times (Scotland) and the Scottish Daily Mail. He has been the chief fiction reviewer at The Scotsman for 25 years and has written about rugby union and cricket for that paper.He was a television critic for the Sunday Standard and a columnist for The Daily Telegraph. He is a contributor to The Spectator, where he writes an occasional column, Life and Letters. He wrote for the New York Review of Books. Despite the decline of Conservative influence in Scotland, his conservative political outlook is still apparent. He was a leading critic of the legislation passed by the Scottish Parliament. He came to regret his support for the 1979 devolution referendum when his views on devolution changed during the Thatcher years. He prefers traditional novels over the avant-garde in his literary reviews.He was a past president of the Sir Walter Scott Club. He is a big fan of Russian and Scottish novelists. He believes that James Kelman is an important voice for a section of society that is often ignored in literary fiction. He is the author of 20 novels. He is notable for his writing about the distant past and middle class. A series of reconstructed autobiographies of Roman political figures, including Augustus, Tiberius, Mark Antony, Caesar, Caligula and Nero's Heirs, have been the most successful of his novels. He was called a "master of the long-ago historical novel" by Gore Vidal.His most recent book is The Thistle and the Rose, a series of essays on the relationship between Scotland and England, in which he takes a strong Unionist viewpoint. A Question of Loyalties was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 The Sins of the Fathers caused a controversy when Nicholas Mosley resigned from the judging panel for the Booker Prize, protesting that none of his books made it on to the list. Shadows of Empire is a loose trilogy in which a constant concern is the potential danger of idealism and ideology, as well as the struggle to lead a decent personal life in indecent political times. Massie brought out a novel in 2009. An examination of private morality rather than the large political or "public" dilemmas examined in his other contemporary novels. Surviving is a novel about a group of English-speaking alcoholics in Rome.The author's own experience of Italy in the seventies is reflected in the book, which is set in the 90's. <mask> returns to France in the first of a trilogy in his 2010 novel, Death in Bordeaux. The histories of Edinburgh and Glasgow and A Portrait of Scottish Rugby are included in other works. <mask> was appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire for his services to literature. <mask> came up with an all time XV in 1984 as a rugby fan and writer. He excludes players from before 1951, as he says it is unfair to judge the abilities of players without having seen them for themselves, and he excludes most of the people involved in the 1990 Grand Slam: Backline. The Novel Today: A Critical Guide to the British Novel was published in 1990.The History Man columns were in Scots Heritage Magazine. Cencrastus No. pp. 3, Summer 1980. Language and Society: The Novels of <mask>ie was written by Lindsay Paterson. There is an ed. Cencrastus No. pp. 10, Autumn 1982.Scottish columnists, people educated at Glenalmond College, Scottish novelists, alumni of Trinity College, Cambridge fellows of the Royal Society of Literature are some of the people mentioned.

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texts: He was a German theologian and politician. The life empire began in Opherdicke in the 19th century and ended in 1919. His father was a pastor. He received a Gymnasium level education through private tutoring after attending school locally. He attended the Royal Prussian district school from 1895 to 1901. He studied theology at Tbingen, Halle and Bonn. In 1905 and 1907, he passed his Theology exams.He received a doctorate from Bonn University in 1908 for his work on Calvin's doctrine of repentance after two years at the Bodelschwingschen Institute. Calvins Lehre von der Bue was mentioned. His habilitation from Bonn followed two years later, and by 1910 he appeared well set for a career in the church or as a theological scholar. He had a theology teaching license and was employed as an inspector at the royal evangelical theological foundation in Bonn. He became a full professor at Rostock in 1916 after taking a position as a visiting professor in 1915. He took over the teaching chair for New Testament studies at Erlangen in 1918. He was a teacher at Erlangen for thirty years.His research focused on the early years of Christianity. During the First World War, he was a field chaplain on the Russian and western fronts. After the war, <mask> turned to politics. The German National People's Party (Deutschnationale Volkspartei) became part of the German National People's Party in March 1920. He wanted a return to the pre-war certainties. He was drawn to the idea of a Protestant version of the old "Holy Roman Empire". The electoral district that covered Erlangen, Frth and Nuremberg was represented by <mask> in the first Bavarian regional legislature.He was a member of the national legislature until his election in June 1920. He was elected as a DNVP member for the general elections of 1920, 1924, and 1928. He resigned from the Reichstag in September 1930 due to differences with the leadership. The Christian Social People's Service (Christlich-Sozialer Volksdienst / CSVD), which was more than a splinter group but not - certainly not yet - a political party, was founded in July 1930. Alfred Hugenberg's reaction to the political challenges of the time involved moving the DNVP sharply towards a blend of radical right-wing nationalism and ultra-conservatism. He reconciled himself to staying within it despite the intolerable atmosphere of distrust, despite considering a formal resignation from the DNVP in 1930. He returned to the Reichstag on January 30, 1931, after a four-month absence, taking the seat that was left by the resignation of <mask>.He was a Reichstag member until July 1932. In November of 1932 another general election was held, and after another absence of several months, <mask> was elected as one of the five successful CSVD candidates. His Reichstag career ended in March 1933. The new government lost little time in imposing a one-party dictatorship during the Nazi years. The CSVD was dissolved in March 1933 due to the fact that membership in political parties was illegal. The political paper "National Socialist Philosophy" was written by <mask> in 1931. He went public with his opinion that the racial views of National Socialism were incompatible with Christian belief because it promoted some human beings to the status of gods.He was supportive of the new government despite his theological concerns. According to some, <mask> sympathized with the Confessing Church, but never joined it. After the local Gauletier, Julius Streicher, attempted to have him dismissed on account of his perceived "political unreliability", <mask> pursued his academic teaching career at Erlangen. The journalist redoubled his activities. In July 1935, he became responsible for the publication "Theologische Bltter", in which he provided substantial content under the editorial heading "Science and Life". In 1940, he joined the Nazi Party. After the war, <mask> became involved in a controversy with an academic colleague from their time together at Erlangen, <mask>sse, over the extent to which they had sat back and accepted Naziism."As long as it was possible, I actively opposed the Nazis by the spoken and printed word, and I was one of the very few men who did not howl with the wolves." The war ended in May 1945 and the Nazi dictatorship was replaced by the US military. He was able to continue his studies at the university. The US military government removed him from his professorship. One source insists that this was not related to his membership in the Nazi Party during the war years. The Americans could have responded to some malicious denunciation. He became convinced that they had been prompted by false reports from his colleague.He retired from his university career in 1948, the year of his 66th birthday. After finishing his work at the university, <mask> returned to his political career and pursued it for some time. He sat as a party member in the Landtag between 1946 and 1950 after joining the new Bavarian Christian Social Union. Despite being a Protestant theologian, <mask> was a member of the CSU group surrounding Mller. Not withstanding some denominational dilution caused by the arrival of refugees driven out by ethnic cleansing in parts of Poland and Russia east of the Oder-Neisse line. For historical reasons that dated back to the Thirty Years' War, the sub-region of Franconia in which <mask> had made his home since 1918 was predominantly Protestant, and in the Bavarian CSU's party leadership committee he represented the Evangelical Christians. In 1950, following the recommendation of an "Election Verification Committee", the Bavarian Landtag declared that the election to the assembly of two members was done.Both men were sons of Protestant ministers. The 1946 Law to Liberate from Naziism and Militarism did not disqualify them. There were people who believed they had been able to identify signs of militaristic and Nazi ideology in some of the writings of <mask> and Hauleiter. The party's decision to withdraw his Landtag mandate was seen by many as a sign of the disadvantaged status of Protestantism within the political establishment of the province. In Franconia, a party vote expressing no confidence in <mask> was interpreted as a vote against the regional CSU. He launched a case against the party leadership with the Constitutional Court. The party protested forcibly.After a long drawn-out dispute, he resigned from the CSU. As a result of the incident, it was reported that Catholic tribal sectarianism was alive and kicking at the heart of the Bavarian political establishment. The attempt to create a new political party was unsuccessful. The German people of World War I were members of the Reichstag of the Weimar Republic.

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texts: <mask> is an American lawyer and member of the Democratic Party who served as the 71st Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts from 2007 to 2013. <mask> had previously served as a member of the City Council from 1998 to 2007, and as the Mayor of the city from 2002 to 2007. <mask> was born and raised in the city. His mother worked as a nurse while his father taught high school. He attended public elementary schools in the area. <mask> earned a bachelor's degree. <mask> was an aide to the Bronx Borough President.He earned his J.D. while working as a substitute school teacher and MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE The Western New England College School of Law has a degree in law. He became a partner in the firm after law school. <mask> was elected to serve on the council as an at-large member. He was elected mayor of the city in 2001 and held that position until 2007, when he became the Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts. He was reelected twice. The political leader of the city is the mayor, who is directly elected by the people.The city's 23,000-student public school system is overseen by the mayor, who is the chair of the City Council and the School Committee. The council's meetings are directed by the mayor. The power of the mayor is with the city manager, who is appointed by the City Council. <mask> promoted economic development as mayor. Through public advocacy, he helped to launch the largest downtown redevelopment project in the city's recent history, known as the City Square project, which involved redevelopment of a failed shopping mall on some 20 prime acres in the core of downtown Worcester. If the downtown center in Quincy is built as planned, it will surpass the City Square project as the largest development project in Massachusetts history. <mask> is a member of the boards of the public library, historical museum, community action council, and working coalition for Latino students.<mask> ran for Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts in 2006 and won the Democratic nomination with 42% of the vote. He ran with the Democratic nominee for Governor, Deval Patrick, as a ticket in the 2006 elections, beating out the Republican ticket of Kerry Healey and Reed Hillman. <mask> was appointed to many posts when he was in office. He was the Chairman of the Governor's Advisory Council on Veterans Services which works to provide benefits and services to members of the military and their families and secure federal grants for housing and services for veterans. <mask> worked to stress the importance of science, technology, engineering, and math in order to compete in the global marketplace. <mask> worked to provide students with real world experience in science, technology, engineering and mathematics using public-private partnerships. As the point person for Governor Patrick on passenger rail and freight service, <mask> spearheaded the negotiations with CSX for an agreement to move their current rail yard from Boston to Worcester, thereby freeing up some 80 prime riverfront acres in Boston for redevelopment.<mask> was the Chairman of the Military Asset and Security Strategy Task Force and he worked to protect and promote Massachusetts military installations. Massachusetts received over $13 billion in federal contracts for national defense last year. On April 2, 2010, Governor Patrick and <mask> confirmed they would run again. The Massachusetts Democratic Party Convention endorsed them on June 5, 2010. Both faced no other Democratic challengers. Republican Charlie Baker was one of the gubernatorial candidates in the 2010 election. Patrick and <mask> were re-elected with 48.4% of the vote.The Lieutenant Governor went to the hospital after feeling chest pains. He marched in five Independence Day parades over the weekend. He was said to be in good spirits after he was hospitalized for further testing. He was released from the hospital on July 7. <mask> came across a burning minivan on January 4, 2011. Hearing a witness say that children were still inside the vehicle, he approached the van and helped two children from it, returning them to their grandmother. On November 2, 2011, <mask> crashed a government-owned vehicle.Police investigating did not issue citations initially. <mask> initially claimed he lost control on the ice, wasn't speeding, and was wearing a seat belt. When the black box data recorder information was released, those claims were disproven. The data showed that the car was speeding at over 100 miles per hour and that <mask> was not wearing a seat belt at the time of the crash. <mask> was not hurt in the accident. <mask> was considered the front-runner for the Democratic nomination for Governor in the event that Patrick did not run again. He said in January that he wouldn't run for governor.On May 22, 2013, The Boston Globe reported that <mask> would resign his position as lieutenant governor to become head of the Worcester Chamber of Commerce, a job that pays more than his government salary. On August 29, the Massachusetts Attorney General announced that former Lieutenant Governor <mask> and his campaign committee have agreed to pay a total of $80,000 to resolve allegations that he accepted contributions unlawfully solicited by state employees on his behalf. He and his wife, Tammy, have two daughters, Helen and Katerine. Tammy is an occupational therapist who works with children. There are External links to the 2006 Massachusetts gubernatorial election and the 2010 Massachusetts gubernatorial election.

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texts: Dubravka ekanovi is a politician in Serbia. She is a member of the National Assembly of Serbia. Since November of last year, he has been a member of the Serbian Progressive Party. The Sandak region of what was then the Socialist Republic of Serbia in the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was where he was born. She was an assistant in the university's department of adult education from 1992 to 1994 and is a graduate of the University of Belgrade Faculty of Philosophy. She worked in the private sector from 1994 to 2004. After joining New Serbia in 2004, the official was appointed as the party's spokesman.She was on the electoral list for the City Assembly of Belgrade. The list did not win any mandates. She became a party vice-chair in November 2005. Although she did not take a seat in parliament in either of the parliamentary elections, she received the eighth position on the coalition's electoral list. She was the eighth position on the coalition's list for the Belgrade city assembly. She did not take a seat in the city assembly. Mandates in Serbian elections were usually awarded to sponsoring parties or coalitions rather than to individual candidates, and it was common practice for mandates to be awarded out of numerical order.Serbian president Boris Tadi apologized to Croatian people and the citizens of Croatia for crimes committed by Serbian people in the 1990s. There was a mixed response to this statement in Serbia. He called for a political representative from Croatia to reciprocate the gesture. "Crimes have not been committed just by Serbs," she was quoted as saying. The real story would be put together in the Balkans if the crimes were cleared up. In 2007, a media report said that if Velimir Ili were to step down, he would be replaced by a New Serbia member. We are proud of the fact that we could not imagine our party without Velimir Ili.The Serbian government was accused of trying to carry out a "media purge" by appointing the news agency Tanjug and the journal Politika. The police raid on the offices of the tabloid was criticized by her as a "prelude to dictatorship." She spoke against the proposed departure of the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) from Kosovo and Metohija in 2009, arguing that the organization had an obligation to stay in the disputed region and not to cede its position to the European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo. During this time, he was critical of Islamic Community in Serbia leader Muamer Zukorli, accusing him of sowing tension between Bosniaks and Serbs. New Serbia would join with the Serbian Progressive Party in demanding new parliamentary elections. Serbian citizens were called to join a major anti-government rally in June. After the establishment of a municipal governing alliance that included New Serbia, he served as assistant to the president of the Vodovac municipality.She was elected to the National Assembly. In Serbia's electoral system, parliamentary mandates were awarded in numerical order to candidates on successful lists. New Serbia joined the Let's Get Serbia Moving coalition. When the alliance's electoral list won 73 mandates, <mask> was elected as the 18th position on the list. After the election, New Serbia became part of a coalition government led by the Progressive Party. She received high positions on the Progressive-led lists and was easily returned when the coalition won both elections. In January of last year, she resigned from New Serbia, saying that she had lost confidence in both Ili and the party's direction.Ili withdrew support from the prime minister after he criticized his administration. The only publicly recognizable personality in New Serbia other than Ili was described in a report by Tanjug. Two other New Serbia parliamentarians left the party due to disagreements with Ili. Initially, all three were independents and supported the administration. The Progressive Party has a new member. The leader of Serbia's parliamentary friendship groups with Egypt was a deputy member of the European integration committee and a member of the parliamentary defence and internal affairs committee. She became a founding member of the Free Democrats Group in September of last year after being nominated as a substitute member of Serbia's delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.He was the deputy chair from June to March. She left the Free Democrats and joined the European People's Party. She is an alternate member on the committee on equality and non-discrimination, the committee on legal affairs and human rights, and the committee on social affairs, health. The Progressive Party's electoral list for the Serbian parliamentary election in 2020 had twenty-eighth position and was returned for a fourth term by the list with 188 mandates. She is a member of the foreign affairs committee, the European integration committee, the committee on the rights of the child, and a deputy member of the European Union–Serbia association and stabilization committee. She continues to lead the parliamentary friendship groups with Egypt and Georgia, as well as serving on the friendship groups with Albania, China, Cyprus, Russia, Switzerland, and the United States of America. There are members of the National Assembly of Serbia and the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.


texts: From the mid-1960s to the present time, she was a backing vocalist for pop, R&B and rock groups. <mask> was a soloist in the church at the age of two. At four years old, she began to harmonize. She had a two-year-old sister. Her first piano/voice teacher was her grandmother, who was an accomplished musician/composer. She provided piano accompaniment for herself and her sister for many years. <mask> continued to develop her natural abilities, which include a five-octave vocal range, through school, college, community and professional workshops.She began setting Bible verse to music at the age of 10. She earned her living as a medical social worker after earning a BA in Pre-Social Welfare from UCLA and went on to work in the music industry. She created many of the 1960s and 1970s hits for Mirwood Records' artists, including The Mirettes, Bob & Earl, and The Olympics. When Frank Wilson introduced her to that label in December 1964, he enhanced her career as a producer/writer. She was signed as a producer. She wrote and produced recordings for Diana Ross, The Jackson 5, The Supremes, Martha and the Vandellas, The Four Tops, and Stacie Johnson. She collaborated with the writer and producer, Deke Richards, on many of the above projects, which included the co-production of The Jackson Five recording two songs from the musical, Pippin: namely, "Corner of the Sky" and "Skywriter"Her voice has become a familiar sound as a result of extensive work in voice-overs, commercials and as a backup vocalist for many popular recording artists, including Steely Dan, B.B. Barbra Streisand, Quincy Jones, Rita Coolidge, Kris Kristofferson, Linda Ronstadt, Cher, The Rolling Stones are just some of the famous people. She appeared on hundreds of recordings, including "Stayin' Alive" with the Bee Gees, "Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours" with Stevie Wonder, and "The Bitch Is Back" with Steely Dan. She lived and worked in Australia from 1984 to 1988. She sang backing vocals for a number of people. <mask> recorded several commercials and voice overs in addition to performing on-stage and recording as one of the lead singers with Zwa DaVee and The Hi Tones. She wrote and produced two songs for the children's group "Babe", "A Fuzzy Ball Of Fur" and "A Christmas Medley".She helped the group make several public and TV appearances. She had to return to the United States because her family's situation demanded her full-time help. She earned an additional degree from UCLA while working in the entertainment industry. In June 2005, she accepted an invitation to sing for a concert. She performed many of her originals from the Mirwood era for a 1960s and 1970s music-loving crowd at a Cleethorpes venue. She released a solo CD of original songs. A Band of Angels is a CD of original children's songs written by her sister and co-writer.The two songs that <mask> wrote and co-produced were on the 50th anniversary album. "But I Love You More" and "Somebody Up There Help Me" are included. "I'm A Cute Little Gay Boy, Inside" was her 2010 solo release. Over 500 songs have been written and arranged by her. Many of these have been recorded. Three children's musical comedies, two movie themes, and several commercials have been written by her. The children's CD "We Are All The Same Inside" was announced in Broadway World.

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texts: The ni-Vanuatu actor and villager <mask>n starred in the Australian-Vanuatuan film, Tanna. Dain, who had never acted before, was cast in the film along with Marie Wawa and other local untrained actors. The Audience Award Pietro Barzisa at the 72nd Venice International Film Festival was won by Tanna, which is based on the true story of a ni-Vanuatu couple in 1987 who committed suicide after their tribes refused to allow them to marry. Dain traveled around the world in support of the film, including to Australia, Los Angeles and Venice. Dain was born in the small village of Yakel on Tanna island. Approximately 200 people live in the village, which had no electricity. The village of Yakel is part of a sharing economy network and uses goods such as pigs, yams, and taro as its currency.According to Terry Adlington, the managing director of the Tanna Coffee Development Company, Dain was a key participant in the everyday life of his village and the community at large. The creators of the film Tanna collaborated with the villagers and other locals on the film's script. The true story of a ni-Vanuatu village couple who fell in love in the 1980s is the basis of the film. In the movie, a young woman, Wawa, is destined for an arranged marriage as part of a peace deal with a warring tribe. Wawa falls in love with the grandson of her village chief. The couple committed suicide because their families wouldn't allow them to marry. There are similarities between the real-life events and themes of forbidden love.The tragic suicides of the couple, as well as deaths of other young people in similar circumstances, led Yakel's and elders in other Tanna island communities to legalized love marriages. The tragedy during the 1980s changed Tannese society, as young people were killing themselves, according to Jimmy Joseph Nako, an actor who became the film's translator and cultural director. Local first-time actors were cast in the production. The residents of Yakel thought Mungau Dain was the best looking man in the village and nominated him for the lead role. He was the best looking guy in town and the community cast him because they thought he'd be great for the role. Dain, who had never acted before, was initially hesitant about his role and resisted his casting. The love story is important to the history of Dain's village.The problem for Dain was that he didn't want to do it. He knew that he would have to play a love interest and he was quite shy. It took the chiefs to be a bit stern with him and say 'you have to do this for the tribe', and as soon as he got that word he took it up with interest and professionalism and he really worked hard. The whole process of acting was something that he had not thought about, according to the film's other co-director. Dain was a quick study, who quickly improved due to practice and patience. He was praised by both the directors and film critics for his performance. By the end he was able to play any role that he wanted.Dean said he would have had no problem if he went into the movie business. Marie Wawa was chosen to play Dain's love interest. <mask>, Wawa, and the other ni-Vanuatu traveled around the world to promote the film. Dain wore traditional Tannese clothing at the Venice International Film Festival. While in Venice, Dain praised the city during an interview, saying, "This is such a good place, with many buildings, many cars, many people, it's such a good place, my life here is not as good as my." Dain didn't think the film would make it as far as Port Vila, let alone Hollywood, after it was nominated for an Academy Award. Dain, Marie Wawa, and two other Tannese stars of the film traveled to Los Angeles to attend the 89th Academy Awards.Dain met with an acting group in Port Vila to continue in the profession after the film. <mask> and his friend, Lingai Kowai, traveled to Port Vila to seek work as seasonal fruit pickers in either Australia or New Zealand. While in the capital, Dain was injured in an accident on New Year's Eve. He developed an illness in his leg and had to have it treated. Dain was unconscious when he was taken to the hospital. On January 5, 2019, Mungau Dain died from the infection at Vila Central Hospital in Port Vila. He was young.The co-director of Tanna said that Dain's death could have been prevented with antibiotics. Dean told Radio New Zealand that it was an accident and that it probably wouldn't have happened if he had gotten earlier medical attention. We want to talk about ways in which you can prevent tragedies like this from happening again, because it is preventable. The body of <mask> Dain was flown from Port Vila to Whitegrass Airport. The President of Tafea Province Jefferey Kauh, the Minister of Internal Affairs Andrew Napuat, and the Parliamentary Secretary Johnny Koanapo were among those who met the cargo plane carrying his coffin. A large number of people gathered to meet the coffin and plane. His death was mourned on social media.Following <mask>'s death, the village of Yakel observed a two week period of mourning. Nancy, Dain's wife, and their three children were his survivors. Martin was named in honor of the co-director of Tanna. He was an example of how you can live a totally different type of life and still be happy.

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texts: The Puerto Rican rapper, singer and record producer is known by his stage names <mask> and El Bambino. He dedicated his life to preaching the Christian faith in his homeland of Puerto Rico after obtaining a degree in theology. In his recent work as a preacher, he has touched many lives and moved many rappers to follow in his footsteps. The threesome has changed the way people view rappers in Puerto Rico. He has been prolific in the field of linguistics, coining terms like and, as well as phrases including, which have seen widespread use in get-out-the-vote campaigns recently, as well as foreplay, and less so in the original sense of gangster violence. His series of farewell concerts ended in May 2010. He was a member of the duo.As a producer, he has worked with several producers. The autobiographic movie Conoceras la verdad was released in March of last year. His third studio album La Hora Cero contains only religious music and was released in 2021. Los Bambinos were formed by Efran Fines Nevares and Héctor and Tito. Their first album was released in 1998. They became one of the most sought-out duos in the genre after releasing several successful albums. Both became the first reggaeton artists to sell out a concert in Puerto Rico, opening the path to other artists such as Tego Caldern, Daddy Yankee, and Wisin &Yandel.As a duet, both captured the world's attention and made Reggaeton a popular genre, winning awards such as the Billboard Latin Music Award for Latin rap album of the year for their album A La Reconquista. In 2004, the duo announced their break up, and each of them continued with their separate careers. Los Anormales, a compilation album by Gold Star Music, broke all record sales in Puerto Rico with 130,000 copies sold in two days. Daddy Yankee was one of the artists featured in Los Anormales. The Canary Islands had a big Carnival in February. His performance sold out. His song "Baila Morena" was one of the most popular songs in Puerto Rico.He signed an agreement with Jay-Z to promote him in the United States through the newly founded Roc-A-Fella sub-label. Jay-Z would produce and perform on a compilation album for the label, which was created to house international artists. The album featured top-of-the-line artists from both the United States and Spain. At that time, the Roc-A-Fella-owned clothing line Rocawear had a Hispanic image. His image was a part of the advertising campaign. The agreement included a deal for Rocawear to sponsor <mask>'s clothing designs. The Jay-Z's "S. Carter Collection" under Reebok will include tennis shoes designed by Héctor.On September 16, 2005, he presented two sold-out concerts titled The Bad Boy in Puerto Rico with artists like Fat Joe, Polaco and others. In the Latin American music business, as well as in the Reggaeton genre, <mask> has become one of the most successful producers. In January 2008, he contracted a personal trainer to help him lose weight. He began eating the Atkins diet. By the end of the weight program he had lost 31 pounds. In the beginning of Baauer's "Harlem Shake", an audio clip from a remix called "Los terroristas" with the line was used uncredited. Baauer referred to the voice in the opening of his song as "The dude in the beginning I got somewhere off the Internet, I don't even know where" in an earlier interview.He said that he would meet with his lawyers next week to discuss his next steps. The legal dispute was settled by Diplo and Major Lazer. He is now a Christian pastor after retiring as a pastor. You Will Know the Truth was a movie about his life. Daddy Yankee attended the premier showing of the film. Bad Bunny did a remake of "Let's Go to the Street" by Héctor el <mask>. Discography studio albums of 2006: The Bad Boy, The Concert, Los Anormales, and Sangre Nueva.

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texts: <mask> is an American mixed martial artist who competes in the Middleweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. He competed for both Legacy Fighting Alliance and Bellator MMA. <mask> was born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri. His mother and father lived in his grandmother's house for most of his life. When he was in the sixth grade, his mother died of a heart condition. He started training in mixed martial arts after graduating from high school. <mask> started his professional career in mixed martial arts.On April 13, 2018, he faced LOGAN STERLEY. He was defeated by a unanimous decision. <mask> was signed to the UFC after two straight wins. <mask> made his UFC debut against Kevin Holland on August 8, 2020 at UFC Fight Night 174, just one week after his win in LFA. He lost the fight in the third round. A bout between Abu Azaitar and <mask> was supposed to take place on October 11, 2020, at UFC Fight Night: Moraes vs. Sandhagen. Azaitar pulled out on September 26 due to undisclosed reasons and was replaced by Impa Kasanganay.After Kasangany caught one of his kicks, he delivered a jumping spinning back kick that knocked him out cold. <mask> earned the Performance of the Night bonus and the video of his knockout win went viral on the internet. The most-liked, most-retweeted, and most-viewed UFC tweet was the one with the video. The UFC's most-viewed video ever was the knockout, which had over 17 million views. The <mask> knockout video has generated more than 65 million views on social media and 83 million impressions on the UFC website. The footage of the knockout was used by the rapper to promote a new song. <mask> returned to the UFC on November 21, 2020 against Jordan Wright.He won the fight with a knockout in round two. He won the Performance of the Night award. <mask> faced Di Chirico at UFC on ABC 1. He was knocked out by a head kick in the first round. <mask> fought at UFC Fight Night: Smith vs. Spann on September 18, 2021. He won the fight with a knockout in the third round. He won the Performance of the Night award.<mask> was scheduled to face Abdul Razak Alhassan on January 15, 2022. The pair was replaced by Alhassan for undisclosed reasons. <mask> won the fight. UFC President's Choice Performance of the Year vs. Impa Kasanganay is the Ultimate Fighting Championship Performance of the Night. Louis, Missouri, United States.

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texts: <mask> was an architect. He was most well known for his restoration projects, but he was also involved in the design of several hydro-electric power stations. <mask> was born in Edinburgh in 1906 and was the son of <mask>, a distillery and baillie. He graduated from Trinity College, Cambridge. He began his friendship with John Betjeman here. Like many Cambridge undergraduates of his generation, <mask> came under the spell of "Manny". <mask> made a number of friends in his circle who were influential in his later work.He was an architect after leaving Cambridge. He joined Orphoot and Whiting in 1933 after starting practice on his own account. <mask> married the Hon Maysie Elizabeth Loch, daughter of Major General the 2nd Baron Loch of Drylaw. Many of <mask>'s professional and personal friends were later to provide work for his architectural practice. The 4th Marquess of Bute, his nephew Major Michael Crichton Stuart, Dr Francis Carolus Eeles, J S Richardson, and Peter F. Anson were all present. The Dictionary of Scottish Architects states that <mask>'s circle of influential contacts was further widened when his sister, Ailsa <mask>, married the younger son of an architect. <mask> was commissioned in 1936 to draw up a list of important buildings in 103 Scottish towns and villages based on an Amsterdam model.<mask> continued this work for many years after the outbreak of war and produced the basic list of protected buildings. In the late 1930s, the firm began major projects of restoration and renovation at Iona Abbey and the Canongate Kirk in Edinburgh. <mask> was a member of the council of the association for 31 years. Old Edinburgh, 1947 (Edinburgh, Oliver & Boyd, 1947), a comprehensive survey and map of the remaining intact historic buildings in Edinburgh, was published in 1939 under the auspices of the Cockburn Association. <mask> was a member of the Royal Engineers during the war. He was a member of the British Army of the Rhine and worked on war damaged buildings. <mask> got a fellowship of the RIBA in 1949 after returning to architecture.Ian G Lindsay and Partners began reconstructing small houses in the historic burgh of Culross in Fife in 1952 on behalf of the National Trust for Scotland. Similar projects were done across Scotland. More than one hundred buildings in Inveraray were renovated by <mask> in the late 1950s and early 1960s, which were previously gifted to the nation by the Duke of Argyll. The restoration of Pluscarden Abbey began at this time and was completed after <mask>'s death. <mask> died of Hodgkin's Disease in 1966. His wish was for his ashes to be scattered into the waters of Iona Sound. His work continued into the 70s.The <mask> <mask> Collection contains many of <mask>'s drawings and papers. The <mask>-Fischer lectureship was established in 1980 by Dr Ronald Cant and administered by The Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. The men's work on historic architecture of Scotland and Norway are celebrated in the lectureship. The <mask> Lectures are given in Scotland by a Scottish scholar in alternate years. Private apartments at Inveraray Castle were restored for the National Trust for Scotland.

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